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    Inactive Member Dallas's Avatar
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    Hi,

    I am trying to think of ways for this scene which needs to be shot in one shooting. This woman is naked, the man is not, he gets mad pushes the woman against this bureau and she falls onto the floor. The guy stands over her says a line and then turns her over and there is blood in her hair and trickling down her face. How can I get this accomplished without stopping and without the woman ever being out of focus? Also about the actress hitting her head how can it be made to seem realistic?

    I would appreciate any help you could provide.

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    J.T.

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    So is this all shot with one wide angle shot. Can we see all the action the whole time? If so it shouldn't be that hard because in order to catch a good shot of him turning around, her hitting her head on the desk and him turning her over to see blood it will be wide enough that alot of detail wouldn't be needed. Maybe you could give a bit more info on how you want to shoot it.

    tash.

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    Hi,

    Actually now I am considering cuting right after the fall so the blood can be simply applied. Would cutting right after the fall where everything would be in focus be the time to cut? Then resume with the dialouge and him turing her over to view the blood.

    Help greatly appreciated

    Thanks,
    J.T.

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